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Keyword Research

Keywords are the most important on-page factor in a campaign of search engine optimization. Your site must contain your keyword phrase at a rate not exceeding 4% each compared to the total number of words written on the website. To optimize your online presence target a variety of long-tail phrases. This way you can be number one on several occasions.

Long tail keywords are keyword phrases that are more specific often in the form of a question. A good technique to select the right long tail keywords is to determine exactly what is the answer to these questions.  Then bid on long tail keywords and synonyms in the keyword.

On-page Optimisation

Once you have chosen your keywords the next stage is optimising your webpages. There are a number of key elements to be looked at.

• Page Titles
• Meta Descriptions
• Headings
• Page Copy
• Keyword Density
• Image Alt Tags

Link Building

The single most important factor in achieving a high search engine ranking is the amount of quality one way links that point to a business web site. Not only do the major search engines rate the quality of the site being pointed to, but also the site doing the pointing, in order to keep black hat search engine optimisation users from simply creating dummy sites full of links (link farms) to point back to their original web site.

To build quality links, a business should try to create a true web presence outside of their web site. This can mean answering questions on forums that have to do with the industry of the business, and putting a link in the signature. However, many forums limit even this practice. In that case, another way is to blog on different sites and link from there, or to have an employee write relevant how to articles on outside sites and link from there.

DIY or hire a pro

If you have the time, good knowledge of web and are in a less competitive market then the DIY approach could work. Otherwise it would probably be a good idea to hire a SEO professional to help.

About the Author

David Dungan is an Internet Consultant with Predict Insight. He has experience in web development, online marketing,  search engine optimisation (SEO)  and social media marketing. He has been working in the Internet and Technology sector for 2 years and was previously employed with a prominent Irish social media marketing company.

plz R/F my zombie deck?

I've been using zombies for a while now and i want to keep them up to date with the current meta decks. so and strategies or any thing are welcome.

plz no bs

Monster:
Zombie Master
Sangan
mezuki
Gorz
Breaker
chaos sorcerer
dimensional alchemist
spirit reaper
malevolent mech goku-en
mystic tomato
pyramid turtle x 2
deep sea diva x 2
paladin of the cursed dragon x2
Goblin Zombie x2

Traps:
Trap hole x 2 (only have one bottomless trap atm)
Dust Tornado
Raigeki Break
Karma Cut
Waboku
call of the haunted
torrential tribute
sakuretsu armor
bottomless trap hole
mirror force

Spells:
Book of life x2
Lightining Vortex x2
Giant Trunade
Brain Control
Mind Control
Heavy storm
MST
Dark Core
Scape Goat
Foolish Burial

7/10

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